Does the bowl spin by itself or do you have to spin it?
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If the bowl is properly positioned, it spins automatically. There is a lever in the base to change the turntable position; move it toward the front to accommodate the larger bowl. Be sure to insert the beaters/dough hooks so the narrower dough hook or the more cone-shaped beater (with the nylon "button" on the bottom) is against the side of the bowl. Read your instruction sheet thoroughly.
15497
The bowl spins by itself, but I find it needs my hand to control it and to slow it down a bit. That goes for any mixmasters I have used
2268459
It does. However, it doesn't fit down in the mechanism like the old bowl. I was told the old one isn't available anymore so you can make this one work.
866896
Hello Chicken-Hawk,Like mentioned in other answers, when the handle spins, the baskets spin, and vice versa.Thank you for your question!Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1700053
No, it does NOT. The faster the ball goes, the more spin it has. This was not a deal breaker for me. For practice purpose this did not make too much difference, as top-spin balls (without too much spin) behaves similarly to a non-spin ball. When you play real games you don't usually deal with non-spin balls anyway.
1538202
Yes the wheel continues to spin. It weighs 30 or 40 lbs so you have to physically stop it yourself, otherwise the momentum will keep it spinning.
378521
Yes, the only negative thing is that the bowl doesn't rotate at times..I would say most of the time..
639037
ours did spin, it was a bit annoying. couldn't find a way to keep it stationery. Since it broke after second use I threw it away. Wish I'd known.
639639
The bowl catches the water, I usually dump it out after one or two spins. For small fruits like blueberries/strawberries, I let them sit in the water to soak a little before I drain them. I really like this spinner, it is good for 2 people.
1190171
You have to lower it, tilt it forward (without dropping the rim to the ground), and wheel it. I do it by myself regularly, and mine is filled with sand, but I am also 6' 1" and 215 lbs. The dicey part is when you lower it - the momentum can make you drop it, and/or the wheels can start to move before you are ready. Definitely doable to rotate it with one person, but I wouldn't want to be doing it every day.
1240484
No, the bowl does not rotate. The beater(s) turn and rotate within the bowl. You do need to scrape the bowl during the very initial mixing.
2047876
Yes the bowl does spin slow to the point where you have to help it spin. The faster you speed it up the better it spins. Yes the beaters come off to store.
651739
the bowl is fully removable. you could use the scale without the bowl if you want to.
2098823
The bowl just sits on top, or it can go on top but upside down to use it as a cover when not in use.
568810
YES! Remove the blade before attempting to remove the bowl! Somehow, the blade holds the bowl down. Also, after removing the blade, press down slightly on the bowl before turning it to remove it. This product works well after you figure out all its quirks!
635988
No it does not oscillate on its own. You can manually move it some what but its made to stay in one fixed position.
2038682
It turns by itself.you don't have to do anything when it is spinning. Thanks.
2092657
The bowl is separate I guess that you could use a different one if you wanted to